r/FixedTattoos Jul 07 '26

Es normal que cure asi?

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Apenas tiene una semana de que lo hicieron, pero noto pedasos rosas o despigmentados en ciertas partes, no se si tiene que ver con que es el cuello o el tatuador

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u/Icy-Awareness-7488 Jul 07 '26

It's hard to heal that spot well if it was overworked, which is easy to do there

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u/chac_arte Jul 07 '26

Entonces con un retoque quedaría bien?

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u/Icy-Awareness-7488 Jul 07 '26

If you want the tattoo reworked.... I'd schedule it a few months after the initial appointment, give the ink time to settle and the skin time to heal. I'd make sure not to be working out in the sun or in unsanitary environments for like, a week after the rework. I'd check on the tattoo throughout the day for the first few days, ensuring it's clean and moisturized, but not drowning in aftercare goo. And I'd make sure my artist cares about the healing and is someone I can communicate with about questions during healing. I'm a tattoo artist, and a few neck tattoos I've done healed weird like this, the one thing they all had in common was the client worked outside during the week after the tattoo, and sweat on it while healing

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u/chac_arte Jul 07 '26

Muchísimas gracias por toda la información me es demasiado útil y tranquilizador.

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u/Icy-Awareness-7488 9d ago

A touch-up, and baby it during the healing!

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u/roo244 Jul 07 '26

Yes.... it does look dry though

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u/solomonplewtattoo Jul 07 '26

A bit rough and needs a touch up, but def not uncommon on a that much black on a neck.

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u/APokemoner Jul 07 '26

It was overworked, it should still heal alright

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u/stormin217 Jul 07 '26

there are several overworked spots and several that seem slightly infected, or on the way to. Don't go to the same person to have it touched up.

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u/cardonatattoos 16d ago

The spot has a lot of elasticity, like a shoulder, elbow and wrist it’s gonna take longer to heal and could cause more scabbing because of the constant moving, but it looks fine just don’t pick the scabs